ft818:aio_box:v1
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V1 AIO box
This is the first version of the project. The main part is the case, and there is just a top plate to be CNC milled with 3mm Dibond sheet to close it.
It's quite a huge part, the sizes are 155.3×251.5x70mm and the total weight is about 330g printed.
I've printed it with standard PLA, but the green of Dailyfil is quite good and give it a better military feeling, even it's not the right OTAN green.
List of components
| Designation | Qty | Link | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| DC socket 5.5mm x 2.1mm | 1 | link | used as the charging port for the battery pack |
| Lithium cells 18650 3300mah | 6 | link | to make a 6600mah 12.6V battery pack |
| BMS lithium 3S | 1 | link | to balance and protect the battery pack |
| XT60 socket with screw mount | 2 | link | one for external power for FT-818 and second one for the RPI4 |
| Lithium charger 2A | 2 | link | to charge the battery pack |
| Lever good quality switches | 3 | link | To select power supplies or battery, see below explanations |
| SO239 connector with base plate | 1 | link | |
| 40x40mm fan protection + filter | 2 | link | |
| 40x40mm fan 12V | 2 | link | |
| Thermal switch 55°C NO | 1 | link | to switch on fans when temperature is reaching a limit |
I don't speak here about small parts like M3 screws, nuts, nickel plates for the battery pack, wires, etc etc.
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